The food was sooo delicious. I got chicken empanadas for my coworker and fries. She loved them. For…read moremyself the shredded chicken plate, very filling and could feed two people (imo). Service was great and gave me recommendations for GF options. Would go there again.

It's first time to come here for launch , I ordered the beef bone soup , but when I ate half ,…read morethere are 2 fly inside soups I couldn't continue , this is was bad experience

wow yum…read more good fries garlic thing we ate TASTY welcome to the neighborhood Sus Arepas!! we will be regulars here!! thanks for the delicious food

Must get at smorgasborg…read more.. My boyfriend never has had an arepa, so I wanted to change that. We got the pabellón without cheese (he's lactose intolerant), and it was bomb. Arepa itself is the right balance of crispy and soft. Beef was braised nicely. Salsa was good, we just wish there was more. Not the quickest booth at smorgasborg, but it is fresh, and smorgasborg is a vibe.

Venezuelan style food, nice staff and fast service, about $10~$15 for a meal, the wrap corn pocket…read moregot soggy and broken easily. The Queen - *** stuffed with shredded chicken salad and mayo mix dressing Hairy - *** seasoned shredded beef with sauteed veggies to[[ed with signature grated yellow cheese The Blondie - *** signature shredded chicken sauteed with Caribbean fresh veggies and grated yellow cheese Pabellon - **** shredded beef sauteed with veggies, black beans, grated white cheese and slices of sweet plantain, bold taste, rich in flavors, recommend

Only great things to say about this truck! Ended up getting the hairy, blondie with avocado, and…read more6pc cheese fingers. They're generous with the meat portion per arepa. Hairy is tasty, cheese is a plus! Blondie was my favorite, great chicken flavor, avocado rolled it off beautifully. Cheese fingers, sooo good! Great dip sauce that comes with it too. Service was quick and helpful. I would def order from this truck again!!

5/5 Absolutely amazing…read more Not the first time I order cakes from them but this last time they truly went above and beyond . The decor was so great and spot on . The flavor was amazing . Got tons of compliments. And honestly very reasonably priced . Would totally recommend!!!! Service is also great , will work with what you want .

Went in to try a cubano after watching Chef on Netflix, lol. I ordered a dulce de leche iced…read morecoffee- it was delish. They asked if I wanted it less sweet they could add less caramel in it and it was perfect! The cubano was delicious too. The meat was dry and I believe given the reviews of the sandwich that's just how they make them here at Tropicana. I ordered a guava pastry and sadly was disappointed. It looks like the baker used the smallest butter knife to add one slab of guava jam. The service was great though. The staff behind the counter attended to me right as I walked in. Placed my order immediately and food came out promptly. The pricing was super reasonable. My three items were about $14.00 total. I was surprised. Definitely going back

Burger good fries ass people cool service solid. Truck in Pedro @ the brewery. Will try the hotdogs…read morenext time

Experience: I stopped by the food truck during First Friday on Abbot Kinney. After walking for some…read moreminutes on AK, I saw this food truck in front of MedMen. A hot dog sounded like a great way to start the night. A hot dog is one of those foods that I tend to have when I travel, not on purpose, it just sort of happens. Just last month I was in Brazil, and tried their version of a street dog in Sao Paulo, it was nothing like a Costco hot dog, which I love, but tasty. So I was curious to try a Venezuelan street dog. Food: I ordered the classic Venezuelan street dog. What stood out to me was the size of the hot dog, it was pretty small. It didn't taste like an American Costco beefy dog, it was lighter in taste. That could be because it's fresh and made from a specific ingredient or animal versus tons of grounded up things. Next was the bread, it wasn't in a typical hot dog bun, it was more like a thick slice of brioche bread, it was good and different. Next, it was topped off with tons of mini French fries and shredded cheese. I don't recall the condiments, but I think it was mayo perhaps. The downside was I pretty much bit into mostly bread and fries with each bite. The hot dog was so small, I would have liked a larger thicker chunk. This was my first time trying a Venezuelan street dog, so I don't have much to base it off of except for this specific time. I feel that it has room for improvement. Customer Service: Nice, friendly, quick service. Verdict: There are other items on the menu that looked appealing. Overall it was a good tasty street dog, not the best I've had, but it was enjoyable. Given the price paid, I would have liked a hot dog bigger than what I received. If I go to First Friday again, maybe I'll give it a second chance.

Amazing! Food was very tasty and cooked right at the front of the restaurant by the owner and chef…read more We ordered Griot with rice and beans, goat with djondjon (mushroom) rice and oxtail with white rice. Also tried the passion fruit juice. The whole family loved it! They were welcoming and helped my son to complete his project on Haiti with additional cultural knowledge.

So glad that they have a brick and mortar. Yes it's in DTLA and the area may scare away some. Yet…read moreI am sure that was also the issue early on in the revitalization of the downtown LA area. Think Cara Cara, Perch and even neighborhood surrounding Bottega Louie in their infancy in LA That being said you are doing yourself a major disservice if you don't stop by and order GREAT Haitian food. What sets Haitian food apart from Caribbean food as a whole are the combination of spices and delectable flavors. Black Mushroom Rice (Djon Djon). Griot (Fried. Pork chunks). Think Cuban Masitas but with much more flavor Banan Peze (Fried Plantains. But with more flavor than the tostones you may be used to) The food here is well prepared and authentically Haitian. You want good Caribbean food come here. No lie. It's located in an historic building. Original, yes old red leather seats, vintage ceiling fans as well as old wooden tables. But it provides a charm and a window to the heyday of the area. We had our food to go and were not disappointed when we arrived home to finally sample it Salmon, Griot, Pate, "Saus Pois Avec Du Riz Blanc" (Beans cooked to a sauce with white rice) another Delicacy If you call yourself a foody take the time to stop by. You won't be disappointed

I tried the pork pupusas they are good here. I had it at other places they were not as good…read more Definitely one of the better eateries there at the grand centra market.

What's up with the long ass wait? Oh, I get it. It's to make it appear as if their food is decent…read morebecause there's a giant crowd standing around, all waiting for their food. Don't be tricked. They are clearly doing this on purpose. It took them over 20 minutes to grab two tamales for me and while I waited, I overheard other people waiting almost half hour for their food. Only when people started getting angry and asking where their food was did one worker actually start putting orders together. The same one just kept taking orders and charging credit cards while a lady kept slapping masa around, staring at everyone. The tamales were more expensive than other places and had so little filling and the flavor was subpar. Skip this one and don't let the crowd fool you.

Delicious food , served hot . Large portions , handmade tortillas , nice customer…read moreService. Lots of Options of food, open late night. Great food truck. Love the asada hot Cheeto quesadilla

My fav plate to get there for only $12 !!! It's $1 more if u use card ! Comes through cause I work…read morenear it. Service is fast